- [Voiceover] As you begin this course,it will be helpful to have a basic understandingof the Windows 10 operating system,especially when it comes to navigation,things like using the Start Menu,the File Explorer, and the Search functionality.However, I always try to talk throughany demonstration I'm doing,so you shouldn't have much trouble following along,whether you're new to Windows 10or have been using it for awhile.And when it comes to Windows administration tasks,the big challenge isn't figuring outwhich buttons to click or which commands to type,but rather figuring out why.

You certainly have the option of just watching the lessonsand taking notes, but if you're following alongwith your own Windows device, you will needAdministrative access, either by logging onwith Administrative credentialsor at least having those credentials handy when prompted.And if you are clicking along as we go,be aware that there may bea user interface difference or two.That's because you might be usinga different version of Windows.If you're not using Enterprise, for example,you won't see the exact same Windows To Go optionsthat I'll demo.

Or we might be using different platforms.Even given the same version of Windows,there can be slight variations in the interfacedepending on the platform.In other words, whether it's running on a desktop,a laptop, or inside a virtual machine.

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Remote access is one of the most powerful tools available to Windows administrators. Once configured you can troubleshoot Windows remotely, control power usage, deploy workspaces and software, configure offline storage, and synchronize files across devices and the cloud—all without ever touching the remote PC.